Port Orford post., June 13, 1941, Image 4

Port Orford, Oregon, Friday, June 13, 1941
to take part of the payroll and I reception.
set it aside for each worker, and
The couple left for a week’s
the “doing without" can be ac­ , camping trip on Rogue river and
complished by the government fix- on their return will be at home in
| ing prices or refusing manufac­ Eugene, where James is taking a
turers of consumer goods from be-
ling supplied with materials, such j summer school course at the Uni-
as is now being done with alumi­ I versity of Oregon following his
num no more aluminum ice trays j graduation in radio and dramatics.
The two were students a t South-
in the frigidair; no more aluminum
Speed Limit Set At
pots and pans—the housewife will j ern Oregon college of Education.
buy enamel ware, and like it. Some Mrs. Parsons has been teaching in
of these ideas on saving and doing 1 Port Orford the past year.
55 Miles Per Hour;
without have been laid before the
president within the past two
Registration Banned
Wool - Pulling Content — Annual
weeks.
Curry county fat lamb and wool
Oregon’s new speed regulations,
show will be held at Gold Beach
MISS SWEET WED
Saturday, July 12. In addition to
the new law pertaining to the op­
TO
EUGENE
MAN
the
usual exhibits of fat lambs and
eration of farm tractors and trail­
Washington,
D.
C.,
June
12—No
From Western World
wool, the committee plans to add
ers along the highway, the repeal
one
pretends
to
know
how
much
|
Miss
Effie
Sweet,
daughter
of
Roy
, color to the festivities by an an-
of the non-resident registration
__ , Tipton,
.
. 30, . was in the Leep money is being voted by Congress
law and other changes in motor Memorial hospital here and C. H. for national defense, aid to Britain, ; Mr. and Mrs A. P. Sweet of Sixes, pearance of the Rogue River
vehicle regulations become effec- Ferguson. 75, was in the city jail etc. From the president comes a was married to James Parsons of Rogues, the G rants Pass Cavemen
tive Saturday, June 14th, the day awaiting the arrival of state police special message making a request : Eugene, son of B. J. Parsons of . and the Coos Bay Pirates in a
which marks the end of the 90-day yesterday following a c u t t i n g for a few hundred millions and it Ashland, at a three o’clock cere­ ' three-way attem pt to pull the wool
period following adjournment of scrape which took place in front is promptly voted. The war de­ mony in the Episcopal church here over each other’s eyes.
the 1941 session of the state legis- cf the Tuttle News Stand about partm ent requests more hundred Sunday afternoon. The bride was
lative assembly.
9:00 o’clock Tuesday night.
millions—a few billions—and after given in marriage by her father. GAME LICENSE
After that date, the designated
The men tell different stories, a day of consideration by a com­
The church, decorated by the
prima facie speed limit on Oregon but both admit having been drink- mittee it is voted in a a few min­
LAW CHANGES
highways outside municipal areas ing. Tipton was cut across the utes. From the navy comes a re­ Elk and Sixes Garden clubs, pre­
sented
a
lovely
arrangement
of
GO INTO EFFECT
will be 55 miles per hour instead arms and stabbed in the right side quest for a billion or two, and this
of 45 miles an hour indicated speed, with a pocket knife. Dr. R. N. has the same expeditious treat­ white lillies and other blossoms
Persons eligible for old age fish­
In cities, the designated speed lim- Sherwin was summoned to the ment as the request from the army against a background of green.
ing and hunting licenses may ap­
its are 25 miles an hour in rest- hospital to care for the injured or from the president.
I The bride wore a gown of white ply for them after June 14 when
dential areas and 20 miles an hour man who had lost much blood. It
Congress is running wild mak­ silk lace with finger tip veil held new game laws become effective.
in business districts while the took 75 stitches to sew up the ing appropriations. There is al­ , in place with sprays of orange Under
provisions of the bill
speed past school grounds has been slashes. Ferguson had a patch on most no effort to hold down out­ blossoms- She carried a bouquet passed the
by the legislature, any per­
raised from 15 to 20 miles an hour, one eye where he said he had been lays and thereby reduce taxes a
over the age of 65 and who has
These designated speeds may be struck by Tipton. He claims the little. But the congressmen are of pink roses, white carnations and son
been a resident of the 3tate of Ore­
i watsonias.
»
changed by action of the newly knifing was in self-defense,
"on the spot". If one knows that
Mrs. Ralph Hall, sister of the gon for 10 years or more, who
created speed control board in the
Both men are itinerants. Tipton this spending should be curbed he
case of areas within city limits or has been working at the Associat- Is regarded as a stumbling block; bride was matron of honor. She makes an affidavit before a county
on county roads, and by the state ed Oil station where changes in as not in sympathy with national wore a gown of yellow organdy ov­ judge or chairman of a board of
county commissioners that he is
highway commission
of - pumps were being
_ in the case
,
, . made. u Fergu
. »
defense and at heart a fifth colum er pale yellow satin with garden­ unable to pay the regular fee, may
state highways. The speed con- son has been doing upholstery |
This being the case, the con- ia headdress. The bridesmaids obtain a special license for fifty
Ir ir r r tf
h n
OOP.
rt t h b n a a f
Q tt
r of
t f r town
flll’n
1
°
. . .
trol board, consisting
of f the
sec- work i in
the east n part
! gressman either votes for the ap­ wore dresses of net over pastel cents.
Special affidavit forms
retary of state, the superintendent
____________ __
propriation or carefully absents blue and peach satin with garden­ have been furnished to all county
of state police and the chairman of r> a i n y r ii r a i « n r i it,
himself when the roll is being call­ ias in their hair. They were: Har- judges.
the highway commission, may act IJ tt I n I IVIL III A n t I 111
ed. One member who regularly
On July 1 there will be a change
when consulted by city or county
__ c . i i n r m
gets the floor and ta'k s for cne l riet Danielson, cousin of the bride in the nonresident angling license.
officials in connection with chang- GOOD oH A rh 10
minute unvariably asks, “Where and Clara Peterson of Ashland, a The two-day nonresident angling
ing designated speed limits in cit­
will you get the money?” This j close friend.
license for $2.00 has been elimin­
ies or on county roads or upon IN CREA SE OUTPUT
Kelly Parsons, brother of the ated and in its place will be sold
member is not popular; he is re­
their own motion after traffic en-
garded as against the adm inistra­
gineering surveys. The state high­
Oregon dairy farmers are in an tion, as one who would scuttle the bridegroom was best man. William ten-day angling license for $3.00.
Spanish American War residents
way commission will make chang­ excellent position this year to sup­ defense program to pinch pennies. i Wright, a brother - in - law and
Ralph Sweet, brother of the bride may obtain special licenses after
es only on a basis of traffic engin­ ply their share of the increased
A canvass among congressmen were ushers. Bobby Wright, 3, five years of residence in Oregon
eering studies.
production of dairy products for
Tourists from other states will national defense, believes John reveals th at not one has the slight- was ringbearer and Jeannette Sun- instead of twenty years, as previ­
ously required.
1
est
Idea of the total of appropria­ kler flower girl.
not be required to register their Shepherd of Scio, member of the
cars when they enter Oregon af- state AAA committee. Secretary tions. There has not been a week
Following
the
wedding
a
recep­
County Selling Land—Coos coun­
ter June 14th, due to the repeal of Wickard recently called for a one- when a staggering sum has not tion was held at the Sweet home
this law, it was pointed out by third Increase In the production of been voted without the bat of an where the bride and groom cut the ty sold, during the month of May,
eyelash.
Men
high
in
the
adminis­
$3,133.85
worth of property, ac­
Earl Snell, secretary of state. Re- evaporated milk and one-fourth in-
tration tell congress that the de­ wedding cake and served a number cording to records of J. P. Beyers,
peal of this law is expected to save crease In cheese production.
will cost
the state of Oregon approximately
Nature, the farm er’s own e f - . fense
. . - program
„„„„„„
„„„ the
. , United of guests and relatives. Mrs. Fred the land agent. P art of the prop­
J20.000 annually in administrative forts, and the programs of the sta te ® MOO,000,000,000 before we Adams, Mrs. Ralph Hall and Mr3. erty went for cash, while other
expenses.
AAA have all combined to aid ln 1 are through; that the billions al- Lorraine Dunbar assisted at the tracts were sold on contract.
Of interest to farm operators increased production this year in j ready approved are merely a start,
L À À A A A A A À A À J
L . A A À À A A,
are changes in the law relating to Oregon, Shepherd points out. Al- ■that requests for, an° ther, 20 blll' on
the operation of farm tractors and ready developed on a sound b a sis,wdl .be made in the fiscal year be-
trailers on public highways. Af- in this state, the dairy industry g/nnln& next
, Presumably
THE PASTIME
TOURISTS
ter June 14th, the amended law this year is favored by better pas- j
*s son?e official, probably a
Pool
. . Drinks
SEA FOOD DINNERS
will permit farmers living in the ture conditions than usual because bookkeeper in the corner of some
area west of the Cascades to oper- of good spring rains, and by more
v^ho is keeping tally on the
Barber Shop in Connection
Cumming Coffee Shop
ate their tractors along the high- acres of better pastures. The soil- . outlay, but he appears to keep his
ROY BABEL, Prop.
way five miles away from their building allowances of the A A A ,,ecret’
The Best Food in T ohti
farm without licensing the tracto1’ program have enabled farmers to , On the theory that the time to
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or trailer. In the area east of the apply many of the practices long get is while the getting is good,
Cascades, the distance Is extended advocated by the extension service, there are members who endeavor
to ten miles from the home farm. such as liming, use of phosphate to have defense funds spent in
Under this law, those farmers fertilizers, and the seeding of bet- , their district or state and these
whose places are within the pre­ ter grasses and legumes, says ’ have no Interest in economy. Some
of the most important functions of
scribed distance from markets Shepherd.
the war department is to under­
may haul produce to those markets
take have not been announced yet,
with tractors andt railers without
but there are members of congress
paying motor vehicle license fees. MYRTLE POINT
who are pulling wires to see that
The law changing the weight PREPARING FOR
these activities are properly locat­
classification for light delivery and
ed, and properly located means in
pick-ups which may be licensed for COMING RODEO
On
July
4-5-6
Myrtle
Point
will
their districts if possible,
$5 goes into effect July 1st, the
1
)1
-
hosts
to
all
of
Southwestern
Secretary of the Treasury Henry
start of the half-year period Af­
ter that date, vehicles of this type Oregon with one of the most elab- Moigenthau, Jr., suggested that
up to 4 500 may be licensed for $5 orate programs ar.tl rodeos ever one billion dollars could be saved
FORMAY
a year. The present law places a presented in this section of the this year by refusing appropria-
___ r pounds
____ __________
Shorten­
limit of 4,000
on vehicles country, according to Elton A. tiens to certain agencies. Invited
licensed for this fee. However, the Schroeder, secretary of the Myrtle to itemize these agencies, he men-
ing
Secretary of state pointed out. Point chamber of commerce. Start- tioned the CCC camps, the WPA,
there has been no change in P.U.C ir 8 with the big parade the morn- and immediately raised a row
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requirements which provide that in"
ih . There
ink of ,be Fourth, followed a,,
by~the
a proposal for CCC and
commercial vehicles over 4,000 patriotic address by the Hon Earl NYA to consolidate but such a
Lb. Can
pounds of a private carrier classi­ Snell, the entire program is one merger will never please the
people of the west for the enrollees
fication which are operated for a that will be outstanding.
It is estimated that the rodeo have performed remarkable work
distance exceeding three miles
BAR
from the limits of a city, are sub­ committee is spending $3,000 to in the forests, in soil reclamation,
ject to P.U.C. fees. Thus, while ve- bring to Myrtle Point one of the on reclamation projects, on graz-
hides of 4,500 pounds may be 11- finest h e id s of bu ck ing horses, w ild , ¡ng, on wildlife centers and on pub-
censes for $5 a year after July 1, Brahma bulls, skilled riders and lie land. The west, better than the
KITCHEN QUEEN FLOUR 49 lb. s a c k ............ $1 49
if they are operated out of town bull dozers, trick ropers, a id ev- east, recognizes the value of these'
beyond a distance of three miles, erything that goes to make up a camps. As for WPA. although the
(hey will be subject to P. U. C. complete Wild West rodeo, in clud-1 president reduced his request for
15c
BAKERS PREM CHOCOLATE i/2 lb. pkg.
Ing the comedians.
; that agency, there are many cham-
regulations.
One of the largest displays of pions in congress for this relief
fireworks ever presented will be work, for not everyone is capable
GOLD MEDAL BISQUICK 40 oz. b o x .................28c
shown the evening of the Fourth;of taking a job in private industry
in front of the main grandstand and there are millions who need
which will be supplemented by oth- the small sum th at WPA pays. So
KRAFT MALTED MILK 2 lb. c a n ........................ 48c
night show acts, and followed J neither CCC or WPA will be elim- ,
Friends from all parts of Coos er
by a dance at the Oakes Pavilion Inated. The forces will be reduced,
and Curry counties gathered at the on
Friday and Saturday nights.
'projects deleted, but both will car-
Odd Fellows cemetery in Bandon
Mnny other entertainment tea-1 ry on within whatever sum con- i TEA GRADE GRAPE JUICE quart b o t t l e ............ 25c
Tuesday afternoon to pay their
last respects to Jesse Edward tures are being arranged for in­ gress approves.
Many members of congress rea- ! TOMATO SOUP 8 oz. cans 3 f o r .......................... 10c
Laub, prominent logging operator cluding the crowning of the rodeo
whose untimely death occurred at queen, flag pole dedication, loggers lize that a payday must come and
contests,
saddle
horse
races,
and
they would like nothing better
the Myrtle Point hospital Sunday.
than to trim appropriations, but
JELL WELL DESSERTS 3 p a c k a g e s .................H e
June 8, following a five-day illness. carnival.
they
cannot without moral pres­
The cause of his Illness was not
sure.
for
national
defense
and
the
fully established until after death
TABLE QUEEN SALAD DRESSING qt. jar . . . . 24c
regular departments, almost with­
when it was found according to
out
excepticn,
are
keeping
within
physicians that he had suffered
their budgets. The one hope of
SILK TOILET TISSUE 6 r o l l s ............................... 25c
from a tumor at the base of the
these congressmen is that when the
brain. He was 42 years, five
R L. "Slim" Dowdell's Shell war is over the world will be so
months and 17 days of age.
SWIFTS ALPINE BORDENS MILK 2 tall cans . 15c
Graveside funeral services were Service has been doing a bit of financially busted that there will
conducted by Bandon Lodge No. unique advertising in the form of be a general cancellation of debts.
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133. I O. O. F., under direction
of a plastic matchbook holder. Plas- . They do not expect to collect a
HAWIIAN KING TUNA 2 No. i/2 c a n s .................25c
Schroeder Bros. Mortuary, with tics, hailed as the miracle of mod- dollar from Britain, China or any
that
the
United
ern
chemistry,
are
used
for
a
l-
;?
,ber
country
the Rev. Elmer E. Rosenkilde of­
HI HO CRACKERS lb b o x ....................................20c
fering the commitment prayer. In­ most everything nowadays. . .even I States is helping, and they do not
terment was in the Odd Fellows airplanes. Petroleum contributed believe the people of the United
, States will go on taxing them-
cemetery.
PARA DOG FOOD 3 No. 1 c a n s .......................... 25c
Jesse Edward Laub was born at to the new Industry, a solvent de- selves for two or three generations
veloped
from
oil
by
Shell's
re-
Montgomery Creek. California, De-
. , .
. , , .
. . to pay for these war expenditures.
This point will become clearer
PUREX quart bottle . . 12c
Half gallon . . 21c
cember 21, 1898. the son of Mr, and 8earch laboratories being used to
Mrs. William H. Laub. and came make the basic ingredient w ork-¡next spring when the people begin
I paying new taxes and increased old
to Bandon with his parents as a able
KARO SYRUP Blue 5 lb. c a n ............................... 35c
The plastic matchbook holder Is
x, e * , " h?”
government
boy. He was educated here and
became a woodsman of exceptional a darb. The match clips. . .oh, starts taking 30 cents out of every
knowledge and ability. A num­ ui have to furnish them yourself. dollar of income l some say it will
SEEDLESS RAISINS 4 lb. pkg..............................21c
exceed 30 percent, may go to 40)
ber of years ago he Joined with
the
people
will
discover
that
they
his brother - in - law, Charles Bar-
CALUMET BAKING POWDER 1 lb. c a n ............ 15c
are in a war. and in 1943 when the
rows, in organizing the logging LOCAL MAN PURCHASES
taxes are tilted still higher there
firm of Laub & Barrows and they GOLD BEACH STORE
have since been successfully oper­
COTTAGE CHEESE 1 lb. p k g . .............................10c
Announcement was made last will be grumbling and in 1944.
ating in various parts of Coos and week that Charles R Voorhees of presidential election year, it is be­
lieved the tax question will be the
Curry
counties.
They
have
employ-
, - . . ,
. . . . . . Port Orford has purchased the in- paramount issue.
BUTTER GRADE A lb............................................ 40c
ed hundreds of men, practically all .
. . _
„ ..
, ..
There are ways of saving, how­
of whom have become personal »*«*•» *
« ob‘" ’"n ln, ,hP
ever, by compelling the employer
fr ie n d s o f their emDlovers and to Gold Beat h Rul & \\ hit« stor.
BRIMFULL PEAS No 303 c a n .......................... 10c
Voorhees owns and operates the
Red
&
White
store
on
the
highway
«
ynnT.AiD DRINK MIX 2 package»....................9c
north of Port Orford and has been
«
>
COLLINS GRILL
«
THE CASINO
associated with Robinson in the
SAN KA COFFEE Drip, 1 lb. can .......................... 29c
Specializing in Sea Food*
• operation of the Gold Beach store.
FOOD - DRINKS
4
•
Purchase
of
Robinson's
interest
PHEASANT PEACHES 2 No 2 U C a n s ............ 25c
■
and freezer-fre*h Ice cream
4
makes Voorhees full owner of both
■
Recreation
SUGAR 100 lb. B a g ................................................. 55 59
stores. DeForrest Sorber will be
Port Orford. Ore.
4
•
Fort Orford, Ore.
4 m anager in charge of the Gold
4 Beach «tore. It is reported.
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’
•n r
NEW OREGON
MOTOR LAWS
TAKE EFFECT
whom "Jess and Charley" were _
looked upon more as fellow-work- [fc..
ers than employers.
¡H I
Deceased Is survived by his wid- i
ow, Mrs. Violet L- Laub, and son, I
Jesse J r .; his mother, .Mrs. Effie '
Laub; three sisters, Mrs. Charles
Barrows, Mrs. Dan Melton and
¡Mis. Robert Ward; and a half-
brother Carl Hessig; all of Ban­
don. The father died here several
! years ago.
KNIFE PLAY PUTS
ONE IN HOSPITAL;
ONE IN JA IL
Murder Trial In July—The trial
of Willis Arthur Belknap, 79, of
Brookings, on a murder charge
growing out of the death of his
neighbor, John Cole, in April, prob­
ably will begin about July 1, ac­
cording to Judge Dal M. King. Re­
scheduling of the trial will follow
completion of the petit jury ln the
circuit court current term at Co­
quille. The Belknap trial will be
held at Gold Beach.
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NEW PRICES
Men’s Suits Cleaned and P r e s s e d ......................$1.00
Plain D r e s s e s ............................................. 8 5c and up
Our driver calls in Port Orford on Monday and
Thursday Leave your pickups at Standard Service
Station or with C. W. Noyes.
RANDON CLEANERS
▼ ▼▼▼ T T 1
SEASIDE GRILL
Just a Good Place to Eat.
Sea Foods in Season..........
Specializing in any kind of food you want . pre-
pared the way you like it.
Remember:
3
THE SEASIDE GRILL
Port Orford, Oregon
Have Fresh Strawberries
A ll W inter
Put your berries in cold storage now.
Obtain your carton packers here. . . . Special
wrapping paper for meats.
Ice
Storage
Food Lockers
LANGLOIS COLD STORAGE
Langlois, Oregon
’S - FOOD - CENTER I
LIFEBUOY
6«
BANDON LOGGING
OPERATOR DIES
CORN
FLAKES
3
49c
LB CAN
54c
NORM’S PRODUCE
GUARANTEED FARM FRESH
CANTALOUPES pìm “.?“ ow 2
WATERMELONS Red R,pe Juicy
LETTUCE Crispy Fresb Heads EACH
HOLDER O K ...B U T
WHERE'S MATCHES'?
TOM ATOESPield Orow"
ORANGES ^a^encia lar8e fancy
19«
lb.
Found
JQ,.
dozen
NORM’S Guaranteed MEATS
SLICED BACON
PURE LARD
BACON ™ ™E PIE0E
SPAK j E RIRS Makes a
1LB PK0 25'
2 lbs 19'
round 25 c
k ’t w ith h u b b y n>.
GROUND B E E F 4NDP0RK
SAUSAGE 2 lb
B 35 C
LUNCH M EA T Ss,yve C
’M cuts lb 25«
EB
" 2]c
PORK STEAK FANCY
PRICES EFFECTIVE SATURDAY JUNE 14th
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